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US tech group and manufacturing partner admit using too many temporary workers
Production shift to create new rivals for world’s consumer tech factory
European governments grapple with concerns about using Huawei in 5G networks
The deal aims to remove tariffs just as region is poised to win jobs from China
Tech giant asks suppliers to review costs in south-east Asia and Mexico
iPhone manufacturer seeks to reassure tech groups worried about US-China trade war
Withdrawals are the latest setback for the scandal-hit Swiss manager
Six years after Bangladesh disaster, progress on better working conditions is patchy
Chinese telecoms group says cyber security vendors among those at risk
White House attacks on Chinese telecoms company may have much wider impact
Panic is in the air as the US prepares to impose more tariffs on China
Slow payments put businesses in Greece, Italy, Spain, France and Portugal at risk
Groceries Code Adjudicator finds supermarket group breached code of practice
Commenters discuss the future of a changing and more globalised industry
The British warplane was the product of an extremely convoluted supply chain
Dialight and Luceco work to fix their problems, and Vitec seeks overseas expansion
Trend pushes up warehouse rates but highlights limited scope of no-deal preparation
Total estimated bill for collecting money owed by other groups rockets to £6.7bn
Despite some collateral damage, the spat could be a blessing in disguise for some countries
Plans to shut car plants teach lessons about protectionism
Biel Crystal said to have laid off thousands of factory workers due to fewer orders
Blockchain can cut paperwork and clarify provenance, from beans to baby food
We highlight the disruptive automation that is transforming legal and professional services Plus: the top 10 individuals whose businesses are merging services and tech; how to take leadership in cyber security; and keeping track of our food
US move turns up heat in campaign to decouple world’s two largest economies
